by pirate aba (Author) Format: Kindle Edition. Somewhat predictable patterns which made it easy to go in and out of, but enough curious characters and scenario differentiation to keep it interesting.Īnd there’s more to come which I’m eager to enjoy. The Wandering Inn: Book 1 eBook : aba, pirate: .uk: Kindle Store. But here she is, running from Goblins and trying to. To Erin Solstice, an inn seems like a medieval relic from the past. The strength is in its simplicity with adventures about minotaurs and goblins, leveling up, meandering around the countryside, villages, and forests, ultimately returning to The Wandering Inn. An inn is a place to rest, a place to talk and share stories, or a place to find adventures, a starting ground for quests and legends. This is Erins story, a young white woman who finds herself in a foreign medieval. This is only volume 1 of a web serial, and Id be lying if I didnt say Ive already spent an hour copying and pasting and building my own ebook of volume 2. likenesses thereof, and all related elements are trademarks of pirateaba. What started as a curiosity quickly turned into an addiction. It’s the consistent structure with variable adventure/setting that makes this ease. For more Innverse stories, visit THE LAST TIDE 1.00 F Issue. It’s one that is easy to find pace with no matter the happenings in the book. All of which made my reading experience all the more enjoyable. r/WanderingInn: r/WanderingInn is a subreddit for discussing pirateabas ongoing serialized webnovel, The Wandering Inn. Instead, slow and steady was my approach, read like Mark Twain river boat, taking my time to enjoy the scenery, no pressure on myself to move onward with my thoughts toward any other book and no pressure to get it over with within any timeframe. It is an easy read, one I could put down and easily pick up again, between other books, at any moment without feeling taken out of it, so I think anyone looking for the same experience will enjoy this one.Īt over 1,000 pages, I went into it a bit overwhelmed initially, but after reading the first 25 pages, I was no longer worried about rushing my way through or dreading how many pages were left every time I picked it up. It’s a literary RPG and I’d recommend it to anyone who appreciates the subgenre.

Started this 3 years ago, my first web serial, and I didn’t want it to end.

The Wandering Inn by Pirateaba